Johanna Allik

Figure skater and competitor in championships

Johanna Allik - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 7th, 1994
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Competed in figure skating events at the national and international level. Represented Estonia in various European and World Championships. Achieved notable standings in junior competitions, contributing to the development of figure skating in Estonia.

Competed at the 2012 World Junior Championships

Participated in multiple Senior European Championships

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